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Page 447
... silicate par- ticles carried up from the ground by the wind . As the temperature falls below 0 ° C , more and more ice nuclei become active , and ice crystals appear in increasing num- bers among the supercooled droplets . Such a ...
... silicate par- ticles carried up from the ground by the wind . As the temperature falls below 0 ° C , more and more ice nuclei become active , and ice crystals appear in increasing num- bers among the supercooled droplets . Such a ...
Page 449
... silicate minerals of terrestrial origin , mainly clay minerals and micas . At still lower temperatures ice may form di- rectly from water vapour ( homogeneous nucleation ) . The influence of the atmospheric water vapour depends mainly ...
... silicate minerals of terrestrial origin , mainly clay minerals and micas . At still lower temperatures ice may form di- rectly from water vapour ( homogeneous nucleation ) . The influence of the atmospheric water vapour depends mainly ...
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... silicate , a combination also known as the gemstone emerald , then the ligand field has the same geometry but is somewhat weaker , a result of the effect of the berylliums and silicons on the strength of aluminum - oxygen bonding . This ...
... silicate , a combination also known as the gemstone emerald , then the ligand field has the same geometry but is somewhat weaker , a result of the effect of the berylliums and silicons on the strength of aluminum - oxygen bonding . This ...
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